Christmas Cash or Coal

KOOL 98-3 AND KMIT CONGRATULATE DENNIS HIEMSTRA, THE GRAND PRIZE WINNER IN THE DIAMOND STORE’S “CASH OR COAL” CONTEST. DENNIS WON A 1 AND A HALF CARAT LAB DIAMOND SOLITAIRE NECKLACE, VALUED AT $3,000 FROM THE DIAMOND STORE ON MAIN STREET IN MITCHELL.

A REMINDER TO THE CASH AND GIFT CARD WINNERS TO STOP ON DOWN TO THE DIAMOND STORE TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE.

THANKS TO EVERYONE FOR PLAYING, AND KEEP LISTENING FOR YOUR NEXT CHANCE TO WIN, ON KOOL 98-3 AND KMIT!

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